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Play had been suspended for 85 minutes yesterday evening, leaving 18 players out on the course by the time darkness prevented further play.

Karlsson and Singh had posted early two-under-par rounds of 68 before the weather interruptions.

Argentina's Andres Romero was out on the course at two under with two holes to play when play was called to a halt, but he bogeyed the par-four 18th to post a 69 - one shot behind the leaders. Sergio Garcia, Ken Duke, Billy Mayfair and Sean O'Hair carded 69s on Thursday.

Romero said he was happy to have got off to such a good start on a tough course featuring unforgiving rough, long par-threes and undulating greens.

"It's very tough but similar to the US Open at Torrey Pines with the rough," Romero said. "You have to be straight.

"It's a very good round to be one shot behind the leaders and it's a very good start to the PGA Championship."